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	Comments on: Personal Stories of the Clergy of St. Elisabeth Convent: Father Eugene Pavelchuk	</title>
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		By: CJW		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I love this article. It gives great insight into how the Orthodox persevered in Soviet times -- unlike the propaganda that is often fed us in America by the media regarding Soviet times. I hope to visit St. Elisabeth one day and meet Fr. Eugene and the other priests. Maybe even join the convent. I know it is a long way from America to Belarus. It clearly is a very special place.  Note to the editors:  A  mistake in the article reads &#034;100th anniversary of Rus&#034; when it should read the &#034;1000th anniversary.&#034;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love this article. It gives great insight into how the Orthodox persevered in Soviet times &#8212; unlike the propaganda that is often fed us in America by the media regarding Soviet times. I hope to visit St. Elisabeth one day and meet Fr. Eugene and the other priests. Maybe even join the convent. I know it is a long way from America to Belarus. It clearly is a very special place.  Note to the editors:  A  mistake in the article reads &quot;100th anniversary of Rus&quot; when it should read the &quot;1000th anniversary.&quot;</p>
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